Donald Trump is stoking fears of voter fraud in Pennsylvania, a key battleground state which experts believe could decide the presidential race, after authorities in two counties flagged thousands of potentially fraudulent voter registration applications.
These are similar claims to the ones he made in 2020 after Joe Biden was declared winner of the presidential race, and they suggest that Trump's campaign might once again be getting ready to cry foul play should he be defeated by Kamala Harris on November 5.
Newsweek contacted Trump's 2024 campaign for comment by email on Thursday early morning.
This is what we know about what's going on in the two Pennsylvania counties where thousands of forms are being reviewed over suspected irregularities.
Last week, officials in Lancaster County announced that they were reviewing two batches of roughly 2,500 voter registration forms turned in before the registration deadline over signs of potential fraud. Not all forms showed signs of potential fraud, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported, but all were being reviewed by officials.
In their latest update on the investigation, the Lancaster County District Attorney's office said that county detectives working through the weekend to review the suspicious materials found hundreds more forms which could not be verified because the information provided in them couldn't be matched with any police record or public source database.
According to Lancaster County District Attorney...
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